Editorial - The Verge

The Quest 3 is Meta’s last chance to win the headset war before it truly begins

Sep 26|

Where is Microsoft’s handheld Xbox?

Sep 7|

AMD’s RX 7800 XT is the antidote to GPU inflation

Sep 6|

The multiplayer in Baldur’s Gate 3 sorely needs a dungeon master

Sep 5|

It’s the Year of the Big Game, and that’s a good thing

Sep 1|

Baldur’s Gate 3 on the Steam Deck plays better than it looks

Aug 18|

The video call revolution is dead

All we actually got was slightly better video chat.

Aug 12|

Elon Musk’s ‘fund your legal bill’ tweet is a brand new level of bullshit

Aug 6|

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Sean Hollister Jun 29

I’m slightly pissed at NACS.

My heart was set on a Hyundai Ioniq 5 this year. But it looks like the industry may turn against its industry-standard CCS charging plug — in favor of Tesla’s fake-it-till-you-make-it “North American Charging Standard,” aka NACS. Ford is switching, Hyundai is considering it, and just today Polestar and Electrify America joined the Tesla bandwagon.

The Ioniq would be a $50K investment — I didn’t have range anxiety about that before, but I do now! Yes, CCS will be around for a while yet, but I’m still annoyed that today’s non-Tesla EVs no longer look futureproof.

All the news about EV charging in the US

Sep 26

My Garmin’s fatal flaw is it refuses to acknowledge my naps

Jun 23|

The green bubble problem is about to get even worse

Jun 9|

Apple’s Journal app needs to read the room

Jun 8|

Belkin’s fast-charging Apple Watch power bank might actually be witchcraft

May 25|

AMD’s and Nvidia’s latest sub-$400 GPUs fail to push the bar on 1440p gaming

May 24|

Games should let us choose our own stakes

May 20|

Why don’t the iPhone Pro models come in fun colors?

I get that the Pro is for ‘professionals,’ but you can be a pro who likes vibrant colors. Are we really gonna call this phone purple?

May 19|

Google wants you to forget the 10 blue links

May 12|

I won’t spend more than $250 on a new smartphone

Christopher Grant

May 11|

How a cleaning app tricked me into taking care of myself

May 2|

Bluesky is starting to feel like Twitter

Apr 29|

Microsoft’s Activision deal is on life support because cloud gaming still sucks

Apr 27|

Why I’m using a keyboard phone in 2023

Apr 15|

Tears of the Kingdom is still shrouded in mystery, and that’s just the way I like it

Apr 13|

E3 isn’t coming back

Mar 31|

I never went to E3, but I’ll miss it anyways

Mar 30|

I nearly bought a Framework Laptop, but logistical realities got in the way

Mar 24|

Fitbit users are mad, and Google’s solution won’t help

Mar 14|

Instead of planting trees, give forests back to people

Feb 10|

Where are the satellites, Samsung?

Feb 1|

The third-party apps Twitter just killed made the site what it is today

Jan 22|

Google Stadia is how you shut down a service right

Jan 19|

Strava knows its messy price hike is confusing

Jan 13|

All I want is one productivity app that can handle everything

Dec 26, 2022|

Yes, I’ve got two watches on — why don’t you?

Antonio G. Di Benedetto

Dec 26, 2022|

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Nov 24, 2022|

Apple changed how reading books works in iOS 16, and I may never be happy again

Nov 22, 2022|

How a Pomodoro timer app helped me regain my focus

Nov 20, 2022|

GPUs are headed in the wrong direction

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